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Every video tagged “podcast” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
241 videos
This is a full-length Halloween podcast episode originally released in October 2009 and republished as a flashback by Hauntcast. The show blends interviews, news, horror film reviews, costume ideas, and community spotlights into a variety entertainment format for haunters. Featured content includes a conversation with Jim Weilock of Graveside Manor, a segment celebrating Pumpkinrot's prop work, and a music track from Nekromantix. It offers a nostalgic snapshot of the haunter community circa 2009.
Hauntcast's recurring segment 'Fundamentals for Haunters' features Revenant exploring the concept of 'Theater of the Mind' — the psychological technique of letting imagination do the heavy lifting in a haunt. Aimed at both newcomers and experienced haunters, the episode encourages going back to core principles to strengthen any haunt's impact. The discussion draws on insights connected to Darkrose Manor and is delivered in Hauntcast's signature podcast format.
Hauntcast Episode 43 is a feature-length Halloween podcast celebrating the holiday with a packed roster of guests and recurring segments. Multi-award-winning haunter Brent Ross of DC Cemetery and DC Props joins Salem's self-proclaimed warlock Christian Day and the crew from Woodloom for the main features, while Halloween carolist Kristen Lawrence provides seasonal music. Regular segments cover topics ranging from prop building and haunt reviews to pop-culture commentary, rounding out a broad community celebration of all things Halloween.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Nic Palmer, the animation technician behind three major St. Louis haunted attractions — The Darkness, Creepy World, and the Lemp Brewery Haunted House. Nic offers a rare behind-the-scenes perspective on what it takes to keep large-scale professional animatronics and props running at a high-volume attraction. The conversation is part of Hauntcast's ongoing interview series spotlighting industry professionals and their specialized craft.
In this episode of Hauntcast's Shocktails segment, hosts Johnny Thunder and Baker share their thoughts on Ryan Coogler's horror film 'Sinners' alongside a wrap-up of their time at East Coast Haunters Convention 2025. The episode blends horror-fan commentary with a community-focused convention recap, making it a social and cultural touchpoint for the haunting hobby. It functions more as an entertainment podcast than a how-to resource, but offers genuine insider perspective on a major industry gathering.
HauntScene Live returns for a Season 5 episode dedicated to Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay. Host and guest Jeremiah from Misfits Unmanaged break down the event in a conversational, fan-focused format. The episode offers commentary and perspective from enthusiasts embedded in the haunt community.
HauntScene Radio Live Episode 9 is a fan-focused live web show dedicated to covering the Central Florida haunted attraction scene, with this episode serving as an after-party discussion centered on Halloween Horror Nights 25. The show regularly spotlights major regional events including Howl-O-Scream, The Shallow Grave, The Vault of Souls, and Scream-A-Geddon. It offers enthusiast commentary and community conversation for fans of seasonal haunts in the Orlando area.
HauntScene sits down with Ominous Descent creators Eric Dodson and Chad Ashley for an in-depth preview of their 2025 haunt season at their Winter Haven, Florida attraction. The nearly hour-long video podcast covers new scare concepts, behind-the-scenes design decisions, and candid conversation about what makes Ominous Descent stand out. Fans of Florida haunted attractions and anyone planning a Halloween road trip to the Orlando or Tampa region will find plenty of useful intel here.
HauntScene Live hosts horror author Mark Muncy for a wide-ranging conversation about the eerie and spooky side of Florida. Muncy, known for his books documenting Florida's dark folklore and haunted locations, shares stories drawn from his research and writing. The episode is an engaging blend of haunt culture and regional horror history, running just over an hour.
Hauntcast Episode 75 is a feature-length Halloween podcast bringing together home and professional haunters for wide-ranging conversation and entertainment. The episode spotlights Greg Packard of Restless Souls Manor and Greg Wallace of Wallace Manor alongside Florida horror author Mark Muncy. Recurring segments cover topics from web-based haunt culture to cocktails and immersive storytelling, with a soundtrack contribution from Murderock's album Demonia.
Hauntcast host Johnny Thunder delivers a horror-enthusiast review of Robert Eggers' 2024 Nosferatu remake as part of the Shocktails segment. The episode also covers a comprehensive book on mummy movies by Bryan Senn, alongside mentions of other horror-adjacent releases including a Return of the Living Dead title and a House of Haunts Kickstarter. This is a conversational, pop-culture-focused episode aimed at the haunting and horror community rather than a how-to or walkthrough format.
Hauntcast sits down with Mike Yazumbek of Hallucination Creations for an in-depth vendor spotlight covering his line of pneumatic and motorized haunt mechanisms. The conversation digs into the products and philosophy behind the brand, giving listeners a close look at what sets Hallucination Creations apart in the haunt vendor space. At roughly 46 minutes, the episode serves as both an introduction to the brand and an informative discussion for haunters interested in mechanical prop solutions.
This Hauntcast episode features an interview with Kyle Thompson of Midnight Studios FX, a creature creator and prop maker in the haunt industry. The conversation is part of Hauntcast's 'Black Market' segment, spotlighting artists and vendors active in the Halloween and haunted attraction community. The discussion likely covers Thompson's creative process, professional work, and insights into the world of creature and prop fabrication.
Shocktails is a recurring segment from the Hauntcast podcast in which hosts Johnny Thunder and Baker review horror films alongside casual haunt-season conversation. In this episode, the duo shares their takes on Terrifier 3 and the indie horror film Haunt Season. The format blends pop-culture commentary with the perspective of active haunters, making it a relaxed listen for Halloween enthusiasts between build seasons.
In this Hauntcast podcast episode, magician Christopher Handa joins host Baker to explore how the art of magic and illusion can elevate a haunted attraction beyond conventional scares. The conversation draws on Handa's experience, including his work at Castle Blood, to discuss integrating theatrical sorcery into haunt environments. Listeners come away with fresh perspectives on blending performance magic with traditional haunted attraction design to create more immersive, memorable guest experiences.
Hauntcast hosts a long-form interview with Patrick Voss, owner of VFX Creates, as part of the Black Market vendor spotlight series. Voss recounts his personal path from passionate haunter to full-time haunt vendor, sharing insight into what drives his product line and creative philosophy. The conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at the business side of the Halloween industry from someone who built it from the ground up.
A short, lighthearted promotional clip from the Hauntcast channel featuring their mascot Skully, celebrating the die-hard haunter who never wants to leave the hobby behind. The piece leans into the fun, community-driven culture surrounding home haunts and haunted attractions. It serves primarily as a brand and personality piece rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
A brief promotional spot from Hauntcast highlighting the Southeast Halloween Enthusiasts Convention (SEHEC), held over two days in Ocala, Florida. The clip serves as a community announcement directed at haunters and Halloween industry enthusiasts. Given its short runtime, it functions more as an event teaser or advertisement than an instructional video.
HauntScene LIVE hosts Alyse and Addy of Park Hopping Chicks for a wide-ranging conversation about their three-plus years covering theme parks and haunted attractions together. The episode covers Halloween Horror Nights 35, Howl-O-Scream, indie haunted trails, Disney and Universal experiences, and the challenges of horror travel content creation. The guests also speak to LGBTQ+ representation and inclusivity within the themed entertainment community, as well as the future of immersive horror experiences.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Todd Wood, the creative force behind Haunted Wood Cove — an elaborately themed pirate ship home haunt. The extended interview dives into the story, vision, and execution behind one of the more distinctive nautical-themed yard haunts in the community. Listeners get an inside look at what it takes to build and run a full-scale pirate ship haunt on a residential property. It's an inspiring conversation for anyone drawn to large-concept home haunt builds.
Hauntcast host Baker rides along with Don and Steve Doleshal of Jack's Hollow Haunt in Gardner, Kansas, for an interview and live drive-thru tour of their ambitious home haunt. The conversation explores the creative vision and execution behind one of the more elaborate residential drive-thru Halloween attractions. Running nearly 50 minutes, the episode blends behind-the-scenes insight with a first-person look at the finished haunt in action.
Hauntcast host Toby Wrolson sits down with Baker to discuss the story and evolution of Haunt 31, a long-running home haunt with a dedicated following. The conversation dives into Baker's haunting philosophy, experiences, and what has kept his haunt going year after year. Originally aired in 2011, this episode is part of Hauntcast's ongoing Interviews with Haunting Gurus series.
Hauntcast episode 72 is a long-form Halloween industry podcast featuring an in-depth interview with Jon Cooke — known as Johnny Plague — covering his career journey through Knott's Scary Farm and Queen Mary's Dark Harbor. The episode also includes a segment with Nelson Bairos of Life Ape discussing new haunt controller products, horror film reviews, news and giveaways, and a metal music feature from Winds of Plague. It blends professional haunt insider conversation with community news, gear talk, and pop-culture commentary.
A comedic novelty video from the Hauntcast podcast brand, featuring their mascot character Skully O'Toole performing a collection of polka hits in classic K-Tel Records parody style. The short clip is firmly tongue-in-cheek, leaning into haunter community humor rather than any instructional content. It serves as a fun, lighthearted piece of branded entertainment for the Hauntcast audience.
